Season Package Info
School of the Performing Arts and Cinema (SoPAC)
| SoPAC Full Package(15 Events) | |
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| Buyer Type | Season Price |
| Gen/Faculty/Staff | $114 |
| Senior Citizen | $87 |
University Theatre
Theatre Arts
| Theatre Arts (4 Productions) | |
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| Buyer Type | Season Price |
| Gen/Faculty/Staff | $32 |
| Student/Senior Citizen | $24 |
Made in Taiwan -Conceived,
written, and performed by Michelle Krusiec
Theatre
101 -
Open Seating
Fri. Oct
30th @ 2:00pm
Sat. & Sun. Oct
31st – Nov
1st @ 2:00pm & 7:30pm
Tickets: General/Faculty/Staff
$9, Student/Senior
$7
On
Sale: Mon.
Oct 19th, 2009
Theatre alum
Michelle Krusiec
inaugurates our
new performance
location with
her compelling
one-woman tour-de-force
on a daughter’s
relationship
with her mother.
Sex, adultery,
biting and noodles
come together
in this vibrant
tale of a displaced
Taiwanese mother,
the daughter
who loves her,
and the husband
who must prove
his fidelity. “A
polished, incredible
performance that
will leave you
stunned.”
Othello by
William Shakespeare
Squires
Haymarket Theatre -
Reserved Seating
Fri.-Sat. Nov
13th-14th @ 7:30pm & Sun.
Nov 15th @ 2pm & 7:30pm
Tues.–Thurs.
Nov 17th-19th
@ 7:30pm
Tickets:
General/Faculty/Staff
$9, Student/Senior
$7
On
Sale: Mon.
Nov 2nd, 2009
Director
Bob McGrath imparts
his personal
stamp on this
contemporary
production of
a Shakespeare
classic, creating
a theatrical
world of visual
projections with
a sonic score
and live performance
by Haitian-American
artist Daniel
Bernard Roumsin
(DBR) on electric/acoustic
violin. Theatre
faculty member
Michael Anthony
Williams performs
the title role.
It’s sure
to be a unique
look at the age-old
and on-going
struggles of
human relations.
The Skin
or Our Teeth by
Thornton Wilder
Squires
Studio Theatre -
Reserved Seating
Thurs.– Sat.
Feb 18th-20th
@ 7:30pm & Sun.
Feb 21st @ 2pm & 7:30pm
Tues. – Sat. Feb
23rd–27th
@ 7:30pm
Tickets:
General/Faculty/Staff
$9, Student/Senior
$7
On
Sale: Mon.
Feb 1st, 2010
Adam and
Eve, Cain and
Abel, and other
ancient allegorical
figures are juxtaposed
with modern-day
family against
an epochal Ice
Age, Noah’s
flood, war, book
burning, and
more. Wilder’s
unconventional
drama, a fun
and complicated
spectacle written
in 1942, reveals
the cyclical
nature of human
existence and
man’s unwavering
resilience to
survive and build
new worlds over
and over again.
Directed by Greg
Justice
Our Town by
Thornton Wilder
Squires
Haymarket Theatre -
Reserved Seating
Wed. – Fri.
Apr 21st-23rd
@ 7:30pm & Sat.
Apr 24th @ 2pm & 7:30pm
Sun.
Apr 25th @ 7:30pm
Tickets: General/
Faculty/Staff
$9, Student/
Senior $7
On
Sale: Mon.
Apr 5th, 2010
One
of the most produced
plays in the
20th century
canon, Our Town
resonates through
time with its
simple expression
of quintessentially
American values – practical
and useful, lovely
in our ordinariness,
yet ever dreaming
and swept along
by a sense of
the eternal everywhere
in our midst.
Combining expressive
movement with
a rich landscape
of music and
imagery, this
final production
of our celebratory
season is directed
by quest artist
and VT theatre
alum Andrew Belser.
Classical Music
University Chamber Music
| University Chamber Music (6 Concerts) | |
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| Buyer Type | Season Price |
| Gen/Faculty/Staff | $95 |
| Senior Citizen | $65 |
Neoclassical
Masterworks:
Music of Hindemith, 
Prokofiev, and
Stravinsky
Squires
Recital Salon- General
Seating
Sat.,
Aug 29th @ 8:00pm
Tickets: General/
Faculty/Staff
$15, Senior $10,
Student $5
On
Sale: Mon. Aug
10th, 2009
Travis
J. Cross conducts
Virginia Tech
faculty members
and guest artists
in the groundbreaking
Octet for wind
instruments by
Igor Stravinsky.
David Jacobsen
and Tracy Cowden
perform Sergei
Prokofiev’s
Sonata for flute
and piano. Paul
Hindemith’s “Morning
Music” for
brass quartet
opens the program.
Manhattan
Piano Trio
Squires
Recital Salon-
General Seating
Sat.,
Oct 3rd @ 8:00pm
Tickets: General/Faculty/Staff
$15, Senior $10,
Student $5
On
Sale: Mon.
Sept 21st, 2009
Three exciting,
young performers
from New York
City bring their
artistry to Blacksburg.
Hailed by critics
as “a grand
departure from
the usual”,
the Manhattan
Piano Trio has
quickly become
one of the most
creative, exciting
and dynamic young
ensembles in
the United States.
Presented by
the Department
of Music and
Musica Viva.
Poe-Ism
Squires
Recital Salon– General
Seating
Sat.,
Nov 14th @ 8:00pm
Tickets: General/Faculty/Staff
$15, Senior $10,
Student $5
On
Sale: Mon.
Nov 2nd, 2009
To
celebrate the
bicentennial
of the extraordinary
American writer
Edgar Allan Poe,
Virginia Tech
pianist Tracy
Cowden commissioned
a set of songs
from award-winning
composer Gregory
J. Hutter. For
the world premiere
of these songs,
Tracy will be
joined by Renaissance
Music Academy
faculty members
soprano Ariana
Wyatt and cellist
Benjamin Wyatt.
The concert will
also feature
Patricia Raun,
director of the
School of Performing
Arts and Cinema.
Colorado
Quartet
Squires
Recital Salon-
General Seating
Sat.,
Dec 5th @ 8:00pm
Tickets:General/
Faculty/Staff
$15, Senior $10,
Student $5
On
Sale: Mon.
Nov 23rd, 2009
The Colorado
Quartet brings
their artistry
to Blacksburg.
The Quartet is
recognized on
four continents
as one of the
finest string
quartets on the
international
scene. Winners
of both the Baniff
International
String Quartet
Competition and
the Naumburg
Chamber Music
Award, their
performances
are noted for
their musical
integrity, impassioned
playing and lyrical
finesse.
Kandinsky
Trio and marcolivia
Duo
Squires
Recital Salon-
General Seating
Sat.,
Jan 30th @ 8:00pm
Tickets:
General/Faculty/Staff
$15, Senior $10,
Student $5
On
Sale: Mon.
Jan 18th, 2010
The Kandinsky
Trio, with quests
the marcolivia
duo, will perform
the Virginia
premiere of Jon
Grier’s
Piano Quintet “Locriana” along
with Robert Schumann’s
brilliant Piano
Quintet. The
Schumann will
be played as
part of a commemoration
of his 200th
birth year.
Imani
Wind
Lyric
Theatre– General
Seating
Fri.,
Feb 12 @ 8:00pm
Tickets:General/
Faculty/Staff
$15, Senior
$10, Student
$5
On
Sale: Mon.
Feb 1st, 2010
Bridging
European, American,
African and
Latin American
traditions,
the Imani Winds
quintet brings
new sounds
and textures
to traditional
instrumentation.
Spend an evening
at Blacksburg’s
historic Lyric
Theatre and
hear how Grammy-nominated
ensemble is
carving out
a unique and
distinctive
presence in
the classical
music world.
Sponsored in
part by the
Lyric Theatre
and by a grant
from the College
of Liberal
Arts and Human
Sciences at
Virginia Tech.
Parker
Quartet
Squires
Recital Salon-
General Seating
Sun.,
Mar 21st @
8:00pm
Tickets: General/Faculty/Staff
$15, Senior
$10, Student
$5
On
Sale: Mon.
Mar 8th, 2010
Young and dynamic,
this string quartet has sparked international
acclaim and engaged audiences worldwide.
Come find out why The New York Times
calls the Parker Quartet “something
extraordinary”. Presented by the
Department of Music and Valley Music
Lovers.
Faculty
Chamber Music
Squires
Recital Salon-
General Seating
Sun.,
April 11th
@ 8:00pm
Tickets: General/
Faculty/Staff
$15, Senior
$10, Student
$5
On
Sale: Mon.
Mar 29th, 2010
The faculty
artists of
Virginia Tech’s
Department
of Music finish
the series
with a concert
of various
chamber music
works performed
with interpretative
flair and technical
brilliance.
New River Valley Symphony
“The New River Valley Symphony includes the outstanding musicianship of Virginia Tech faculty, students, and artists from throughout the New River Valley. This year let the Symphony inspire you, transport you, and touch you as they perform the music of Beethoven, Mussorgsky, Wagner, Schumann, and Berlioz.”
| New River Valley Symphony (3 Concerts) | |
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| Buyer Type | Season Price |
| Gen/Faculty/Staff | $20 |
| Student/Senior Citizen | $12 |
NRVS Fall Concert
Burruss Auditorium – General Seating
Sat., Nov
7th @ 8:00pm
Tickets: General/Faculty/Staff $8, Senior/Student $5
On
Sale: Mon.
Oct 26th,
2009
Overture
on Russian
Themes Nicilai
Rimsky-Korsakov
Piano
Cocerto #1 Sergei
Prokofiev
Kimberly
Hou, piano
Piano
Cocerto #1,
first movement P.I.
Tchaikovsky
Ina
Mitcheva, piano
Capriccio
Italien P.I.
Tchaikovsky
NRVS Winter Concert
Burruss Auditorium – General Seating
Sat., Feb
27th @ 8:00pm
Tickets: General/Faculty/Staff $8, Senior/Student $5
On
Sale: Mon.,
Feb 15th, 2010
Medea’s
Dance of Vengeance Samuel
Barbar
Concert-Poeme Sergei
Wassilenko
John
Adler, trumpet
Symphony
#3, “Rhenish” Robert
Schumann
NRVS Spring Concert
Burruss Auditorium – General Seating
Sat.,
May 1st @ 8:00pm
Tickets: General/Faculty/Staff $8, Senior/Student $5
On
Sale: Mon.,
Apr 19th, 2010
Piano
Concerto #3
in C Minor Ludwig
van Beethoven
Erica
Sipes, piano
Suite
from “The
Incredible
Flutist” Walter
Piston
Four
Dances from “Estancia” Alberto
Ginastera
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